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A GOOD APPETITE

Is the key to health. Persons who take
r. C. Flowers Liver and Stomach Sanatiye
will enjoy their food and be able to eat
heartier meals than ever before, as it ena
bles the system to readily assimilate the
food. Only one dollar bottle.
jyS eod1st 2dor4thpcF
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Earthouake Tremors.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 10.-Slight earth
quake tremors was felt at different points in
lower South Carolina this afternoon
The Portland daily press., 1887-07-11
Frustrated with Yellow Fever.

The marine hospital bureau is informed
that Hospital Steward w. l.. Welles of Mas
fever while in the performance of his duty
at Key West.
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The following games were played in the
National League Saturday:
AT BOSTON
Ro.ld%s Innings ...~....1 234 %
Pittsburgs. ..........l o 0 0 2 O. 4
Base hits-Pittsburgs, Il Bostons, 10. Errors
Pittsburgs, g BostOns, 6. Earned runs-Pitts
burgS 2, BOStOns. <. Batteries Morris and
Carroll; Madden and Tate.
AT NEW YORK.
Innlngs.........1 2 3 g z s.
Detroits .......- 30 0 ! 0 o 0 K 8
New Yorks. 2 2 o 0 O. 5
Base hits-Derolts, Z; New Yorks, 10. Errors
-Detroits, 8; New Yorks, 10. Earned runs-De-
troits, 3;lNew Yorks, 4. Batteries-Getzein and
Briody; SwaDaek and 0'ROurke.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
ch,landI Innlngs"~......l ds9
Philadsiphiass..' 0 Q 0 0 o Q 2 i 5
Base hits-Chlcagos, 8; Phiadelphias 3.
Errors-Chieagos, g Philadelphias. o. Earned
runs-Chlcagost2; Philadelphias, 3. Batteries
Clarkson and DAILY, Clements and Ferguson.
AT WASHINGTON.
Innings.........1 8 z 8 o
Indianapolis. o o l o o o. z
Washingtons. ] o o o p 3
Base hits-Indlanapolis. 10; washngtons, s.
Errors-lndlaDapOlls, o; WaShingt0ns, A. Earned
runs-lndianapolis, A; Washingtons I. Bat
teries-Boyle and Myers; ODay and Dealy.
STANDING OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
During the past week the Bostons have
dropped from second position to that Of third
in the league race, and the Chieagos have ad-
vanced from fourth to second place. Follow
ing is the standing to date:
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The Fourth In the Country Towns.

lDeNter GaIettel
The glorious Fourth, with nobody drunk
and no accidents" is the report from most
all the towns,
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At Belfast-Belfasts, "A; Roeklands, 8.
STANDING OF THE MAINE STATE LEAGUE.
The following is the standing Of the Maine
State League clubs:
Mama Wnn Inai
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LYNNs. s: LowELLs. G.

The Lynns defeated Lowell Saturday at
Lynn in a closely played game. Devlin
struck out nine men. The score:
Innings.-......1 3 4 8 g o.
Lynns ...............0 o 3 o 2 o.
Lowells..............0 o 0 3 90 o. 6
Base hits-Lowells, o; Iynns. 12. Errors
s-Lowels, Il Lynns, g. Pitchers-Deylin and
Doyle.
BOSTON BLUES, 10; HAvERHILDs, 8.
The game at Haverhill between the home
team and the Blues was listlessly played
and easily won by the Blues. The score;
Innings........1
Hayerhills ..........1 1 o l. 5
Base hits-Blues IA; Hayerhllls, o. Errors
Blues 1S; Haverhills, 10. Pltchers-Burke and
Gardiner; Lally and Madden.
sALEMs, 10; MANcHEsTERs, s.
"The indolent, sulky playing, and the
spirit Of insubordinatioa manifested by sew
eral Of the Manchesters, caused today's de-
feat" is the way the Associated Press puts it
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The WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. July 10.
The indications for Maine are local rains,
northerly shifting to southerly winds and
stationary temperature.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND Me-, July 10, 1887.
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Mean daily ther. GAO Minimum ther.. .59.4
Mean daily dwpt62.3 Max. vel. wind. 15SE
Mean daily hum. 96.3 Total precip....... II
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(July 10, 1887, 1000 PM
Observations taken at the same moment of time
Mt al stations
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The President Goes Yachting.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The President was
the guest this afternoon of Mr.. w. M. Sing
ord, on board his yacht Restless, which
came up the river last night The other
members of the party were Secretary Bay
ard, Secretary Lamar, Secretary Whitney
Col. Lamont, and Mr.. Henry B. F. Macfar-
land. The yacht left at 2 O'clock for trip
down the river.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

dsipbia advsrtisss for proposals 10 fur
nish fifty thousand linsn collars, . par,
Of which number 10 10 be sent 10 the
tro ,ps on the Pacific coasL This cer-
tainly means something beyond ths
com prehension Of the men Who served
In the army from 1861 to '65, - some Of
them we'll remem Der that IL was almost
considered . breach OF discipline foI
them In those days TO even wear q
paper COLLAR. Bat then they enlisted
for service, and not show, % seems Il
be the case Of presen. With the regular
army. one day during the lass un'
pleasantress when the $50 called
| traitor" JEFF Davis was doing his besi
to destroy the Union. Q regiment oi
Union soldiers was called out for In
speo.ion By their com nsnder. The
men OF one OF the com pan,es, wishing
to make fine appearance before the
genera, hsd been TO the suffers aud
provided themselves with pspsr collars.
After the Adju,ant had formed the regi
men. In line, the general commenced
the inspection, when his eye happened
TO light on those collars. We.hAve nc
desire TO attemp. to repeat the language
he used, but he jost gave thAs com pany
three minu!es 70 get 70 their quarters
divest themselves OF the collars and bs
back In line sttired like soldiers In
stead OF dAndies. Bat then those men
enlisted for service.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

The CASE against Be we'll A. Whit.
lock. the policy gambler, has been
pushed ~ far as 1t 10 possible 70 do at
present, out the promised reyela .ions
have net as yet been made. City 3d.
hsi!or Ball has done everything iu his
power to bring this man to justice, and
has even red ~ oled his efFJrn since the
threats about his "sq healing" on certain
city cfh ,ials have bsen made. We
were told that this man had important
facts In his possession, which he would
make paolio II Dstective Aiken dared
TO come on TO give his testimony
against him, and II hs has any such
facts, whereby suy city ofh ciAl will be
implicated In preventing the policy
gam olers from being prosecuted, the
public would like TO know them. We
have the Assursnce that Mr.. Aiken
will be present st the coming session OF
cour! TO give his testimony In the case,
and II Mr.. Whltlock wishes 10 make
any statement he will never have q
better time to do 30 than the present.
Such statement, II properly suthenti.
Gated, will be OF the greatest interes. 10
the public, ard for the purpose Of Civ.
ing 1: the greatest publiciry We lender
Mr.. Whitlock, or any Of hi, friends,
the uge o. the col INNS OF ,be RKPUBLI
CAN for thts purpose, with the Assur.
ance that II the proper proof i. pre-
sensed to duplicate any city Off cial
vithsoeipg in collu.!on With the policy
writer's or gam blers, we will do every
thing In our power to assist In having
them impeAched or removed from cfi ,e
1t was also said that no action would
be taken sgainst John Il Ben son, fo
whom . warrant had been issued, As 4
was openly chsrzed that he was th,
between who paid promin ent Off
cial $50 week not TO in teriere will
the policy men. He, however, was sr
rested bu' nothing could bs proven
against him, consequently be was dis
charged, bus II on tho contrary b,
could have been Identified by Ds,ecttv,
A'ksu, he too would have been held To-
coGr The same ss Wh.tlock.
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philadslphiA Wilmington 4 Bsi
timcre Railroad.
1umA lHHh. I40Z

rnk11 vm bsavs WitntnGsoa - ien0Oa
@, Q u, SO, . 10, sN. isT ii d ii q An
Aooomnodsaoa. . %. %. e, 10 . = -
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sti, II o, II u a n, il %, "a, 20 and i.s3
Aooonmoda,,en. Z ~ rc, I% siA, 10 .,
D. m, . %, Z %, . 7i, 20. 20 and 10 % p. m.
Ne. YORK, %, "a tto. $50, ;oo, az
70 O. II u g. m, '1 ~, ! %, . ~ n, % 10,
Ycr Wsst Chos.sr, VA Lamokin, % and
SIS .. m, . - and % p. n.
For rswArk tOontre) and intermediate
a.sicnA a g N, Il ss and q p: m
. m, 81 and IL % .. N
baltimore and Hay Line, Is p. N
Baltimore and W1kington, u, -, o
70 %, II 90 .. m, Il %, mi, . d, go, sM
20 and - p. m
New Oastio, Q %, . % q. m, II @, ) g, q
. - p. n and IL % night,
0sorgssswn md Lswss, % .. n, and q
FOR RshoDoth, . % = n. .ad sn GEE.
ss.,erd ykrpre., snp. N.
EID...: NJ e H.raassss. sW p. n was
Na kap..s: : ;; y = Dover. H.rr,as.oa .aA Da
mar, II o. night
franklin City, 10 b N.
ExprsGo Tor Osps Chkzles, Oid Ycfn3 Oon,
tort and Norfolk, II o. night
Leave Philadelynia, Broad ssrssk 10
HnniAston tsxprsssl, Il %, %, fm IN
40, Io5o, Ii Is, Il W .. m, I'd, so1, Z q
%. sos, . n, 0 o., 0 q, IL 20 p. m.
AeeomnodAt.on, %, 10 % .. N. q, %
. ~. u. . n. 8 % 10 % 10 20 and IL 81 p. N
Trains named thus (s)are ifnitsd sxpfssl
apon vniah sxtrs fHre VI charged,
For TURNER tnfornataon pz<ssngefs Aks 70
| ierrs< 70 The tioket ONCE 81 The ssAuon-
j. X. WOUD.
0snafAI PassenEog Agent
0KAAka n Prsn General ManxsosL
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
THURSDAY,
NovEM BRR ltTH,A D. lS
Al 2 o'eloek. nm

Al ? o'elock, .. H.,
At the eonrt bouss, In the eiy 1vI
ton, Delaware. Tbs following desr.bs}
estate, 10 wit:
No. l. All that &c rtAin p.ete u mar
land, with The t-o-stOry bi lct dsdl!nE
thereon erected. siiustr In AID IN on |
miuston, and known A. No. WllJ
street, having . front OF a irt; ami ru}
hack the drPth Of ~ iee;. Std Wi..sl
street. Is laid out parallel sith shd I'd
Delaware and Gilpln avenues.
Ne. 2. Ali that certain piece os rad
Land, with the Two story blick GSellirg1
thereon erected, situate in sAid citJ,
knoun as Ne. . vii iAnson str,e;, hafi
front Of II feet ~ inches, aud pnnlns
uhe depth OF ~ feet.
No. 5. All thA ee tain rtsee 0r psni
hand. with frane static AVID hed inG ibj
|erected, situate In said eiiy. ard taSl
front on v illiAH son SWEET ei : n
inches, and running bArE ne 4 pth o, 0
No. 4. All that e,riNin piecs ~ Nf,
land, with the two-story hricA dwelling
th ereon erected, situate 10 sad 1iY of
mington. ana known as \ d. I6l. n4AHsrt
nue. having front OF sid aveuuc rs
and ru"nink back 10 WilllAul-oa su,el'
Of Us feet
The above properties are Ill veil boil
In good repair.
Attendance will be given and terms
known at the ttias and plAre Affe-A.dtV
ANNA LkRkIS. EIecuiril
ooS-eof-Tt or by T. LYMAN, hvr btso
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
WEDNESDAY. NOvEMBER 9. Iss;
Foe yKAns there has been talk o

FoR YKARs there has been talk oil
piercing the Isthmus with Q canal for
the purpose OF shortesing the route BY
water 90 the Pacific OseAn, and whsn
Johu NJ. Clayton was United States
SspA;or from this STATE he warmly ad-
vooA.sd the scheme and urged that the
Rove.nment should make an appropria-
tion tor the purpose, but he Was 90 bit.
te,ly opposed BY Senator Cass that the
matter vAs allowed to drop. There
have been nIm bers OF schemes proposed
for shortening the route TO San Fran
cisco, among them being . railroad,
With six or more tracks on which YES :
sells cocid be hauled across on enormous
trucks Tne plan OF De Lssseps. the
French engineer, for constructing .
canal has been tried and found fall
ure, enough money having been sunk
In Is 70 construct 6hnAl such % 10 now
proposed Az last the NicAragua Canal
Company hAs taken hold OF the matter
In earnest, and on the 25ih Of this
month Will start . steamer from New
York Ter Graytown, In NlosrAgua, with
. party OF forty engineers, surveyors
and their assistants, 10 complete the
route Of the canal and bring to . final
solution the problem OF water trAnHt
across the American Isshmns.
The cost OF this I'm mense undsrtak-
Ing will DO aoout s65 600, 600, and Il 10
expected that the work can be COM
plstei 10 SIX years. The distance from
sea to SEA BY this route 10 17e miles,
bat on the Pacific side there 10 IN i'm.
mense lake, which will Lessen the work
by 90 miloa This will leave but 80
miles 70 be buili, . part OF which will
run through marshy ground and par.
through solid rock. The canal will be
from l80 TO $40 teet wide, except
through the rocky portion, where I,
will be but 80 feet 1t 10 also estimated
that the time OF transit will not ex ,eed
so houra Tue commercial advAn taRes
OF this canal cAnnot be overestim ated
- BY 1t thousands Of miles OF wster
passage will be avoided, the dangers oi
Cspe Horn entirely got rid OF and the
whole western coast OF North and
South America brought many day.
nearer TO the eastern SEQ board.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
0AoAf' TarErHDAr o, MOVE
A. ID. l4J
Al. ellxkp.n

Au TIE Co1aty Co.r
80 49, ~ aDofe Ieulh, ne fol- "a
tsai estate late u k0sst.,, wh hE ID
1es IN the city Of NJ, uhH, "a
vii: e'rcTlbed a. INA
No / Beginning At,,,,
sioe or jefferson sfr.,s 80 ~, On he Vi
lhth street,, att tis- ets,a,'s E!ghl
" ihehss NOR, q ls... tr', " ID
oe oi SINH street. "a ult II
pAsIti Nsh sinth - ueL'S st''sf(
eily tlae % windsor .tfs,I. 80 70 u
AF hde Of W.n.say ~, ~
enos esstsfiy pArslltI 4l;b NsHsd
J - .he AIoi e.Aid s!1- Of Ieas,h u
49, NtferiIh uory. efj : s,a 3 ~,
n, o. I-Eirnlrg, b. "sa
erect d = iso-s,ory hAs,ns
known As No. &C Jree,s1- .,,s4ti.n.
no. ?. Begianiny A. no,,,S
sue OF Jefferson stree. a ~ ~ Mt u
yet : Inches from H. ,,lAtss
slnh tueet thence on lssN
Stnefson stree. oltb-riy =" q
Icy less, TO liis Of - 70,
michael Bradley. thence An, ~ "
uUIheriy Direction 70 to- ,..1.,'N1 "
wlndsor STREET, 5eingat = poI,,
lance Of 60 feets lEehrs frn,n =
side Of Ninth street: theme. s..tas M
win Nibth suee; ~ fs-t 70 tbs ~,
oi JEFFERSON street, and plAo, a -
the contents what they nav
NO. T. Beginbiny l,ts r,,.
easNriy side of roplzr sirert -
oy - feet from Frosi str.st And
side offs . feet wide alIsy: th.rc
foplar street. northerly /. n. top71
nous and lot: thenc- eastI-I, ~,
front street and ruanlng het rss, - -.
adjoining hoese 7lf; toa I,k. -
eriy parallel with PopiAr stree !.
SAID northerly side nj sid Auex
herewith westerly !! Il 10 NJ n.,s /,
nlnR, together with the Alle,x -.
thereto, and the privilege ofeslbryys...
Common with others enuiled md s,,s ,
Ownership, use and lea eht Of a.
froan and af.er May !. 1855 Ham, ,,
erec ted . 3-story brick DIV, liin, 49,.
as No. ia Poplar street. Ar-nt,so.
given aud terms ma de known Al ~ a
place Aforesaid by
JAS. II. HoPYBCKRg
Ur ~ MS A,1
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
WARN ER'5 WaRSER1
18th GRAND
COMBINATION HORSE SALE
Al WILMIsu1eS, DEL
November 8 and 9.

Entries close Sovei.. U.r 2. Our forn
fending sale IN hc PERFECTLY CJal
TABLE whether IL b. We. VI DRY, not o.
SPEEJi sPE .Dl sFELp.
VIII ave mors genuine sped IL As
than we have ever had ray mar nay,
show .. "; Dos. p; Rosn Bsn. ?. y
Bl Ack Horse, 2 ". Live Oass ~
Horse, = 70; florrnce. :. 80.
PAAPHlII-
The finest PerchSrvu stallion In lAs ~
the country
A pair Of extra one yonng bay hGeA
taok bred, l6 l-2 hands high
CUHOR>E-.
VIII have 100 - rorses saitsbl@ ios s. taiP
sale ~ coinmence at ii o,clDcG * *
non.m.nt W. I. WAkNl
ponen"t' oSl.tsll
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

TIE cons ttl.!anAl conven zion cleo.
tion yesterday was lost by o lack OF
votes, there icing only about Il, 900
votes polled, when 16. 900 were re-
qulred. There were o mum Der OF causes
which contri outed 10 this result, among
them being The fact that the liquor men
were almost unAnimously opposed 10 q
convention On account OF the stand
taken by the ID vocahs OF temperance
TO have q proai plank inserted 10
Q new constitution. Ano iher very i'm.
por!ant cause was the fact that II.
seemed almost impossible TO ge. the
people TO understand what 10 needed,
and consequently they took but little
interest In zoe mater. Had the elec
hon been held o. general ele1iion, and
both parties made the Same e Sht tor q
convention .hs. has seen done during
the past few weeks, there would no.
have been any doub. o: is sdcoess.
The Legislature 70 doubt was fully
aware OF this when II ordered q special
election 10 be held. Whsn ell these
things are taken into consideration /,
seems o wonder ths. even IA 900 vo,e.
were polle1, and early shows that the
sen linen; u the p opls Is for . convep-
Non. The trends OF the mo yemen
should no: 10 this ma:er rest as Il is
but 1t should be made an Issue In the
next csmpdgp, and no mao taken uI
for the legislature who will not pied q
himself 10 use his bes. endeAvors "
give the people en- Opportunity TO ex.
press the Dseives Tor or szainsi . con
vention on day when 9 general eles
tion Ia held Yesserdsy's result vii
no. be acsep ed by the friends OF q
convention IS Jon elusive, as IL Was NO,
BY any means q fair test. Zoe oppo
nents OF . Dventton have succseded
In resardiDg the matter bus that 10 oil
~ 1t is . osrssiDty that sooner or later
con venuon will be held and the old
constitution msds 10 conform to the re-
quifements OF he present day.
WE CANNOT Imagine what 10 RoIp
10 hAppeu, ou. IL seems the army i
about TO be pa On . war foo'ing Th
deputy qusrtef master general IN Phi q
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
EROM / eo9 MARKET sTRRErsrORB

IL full of good.. must make room for eaned
eoode Among this lot are thirtesn barrels OF
cakes OF all varieties. will sell 4lbs. for 10 cts
. lot OF rlemonA dozen for - cents lot oi
RAspberry Jam, slbs for ID cts, this batter wa
pAeks. At DowninEso~n expressly for rs lot
Of nuts. lib. package with nat cracker and q
nut ptcker In every box, only - ceuA q loi
o good codee at Is esnts, n eents and best rio
n cents, al Isos Market street. JOHN WAEB.
oS-5tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

YNo OwHERs OF RsILDIsG Lors IN FokrY
kCRns AVID VICI EITY:
Parties owning sites suitable for Puolic
Sch ool IN the Forty. Aoroe A3d vicinity Sre
invited 70 send the loostlon and description
OF their lois, togetnor with the price per foot
mont 70 TIE Secretary OF the Beard Of kdu-
cation on or be fore November IL, 1887, AZ
O'Clock .. N. Mono but property with q
clear utle will be considered.
BENZ. y. BAArhAM, SECRETARY.
on, nj s.b,e.ll.i3
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
WAUAMAKHnED

Homespun Bl a n k e t.
Every scrap wool, hsrd
twisted and hard woven.
Not 50 fuzzy as to hide the
honest yarn. A Blizzard
make
lit. 72xS4 in, 81 lbs, S..
The best S. all-wool
Blanket we ever had, II.4,
| 6 lbs.
For s4.25 a heavier Blan-
ket, but about q fifth Of the
weight is cotton-hidden by
the heavy all-wool filing.
A little less weight (6 lbs)
but no more cotton, S3.7s.
Then the price grades down
and down to SI.S5 a pair for
one-third wool. and 81 a
pair for all cotton.
Scarlet Blankets, $2.75 to
|$I6.5o.
Silk Blankets &c OF t o n
warp) from Italy, So and
|S4.
Blankets for cradles and
cribs, all-wool, 32x42 in,
$1.35. They haA been
$I.85.
This is a quick glance
down the Blanket line, with
"a word for the most bulging
lots. We know of no Blan-
ket goo iness that we have
not got. The prices all
through are lower than last
year, but there is no scrimp
in the quality.
Near women's wait,ne Room.
100 doz. Women's Hose,
fast black, perfect quality,
30c; the SOC kind.
100 doz. Morley's Hall
Hose, sold colors, 25c; they
would be low at SIZE.
10S feet OF counter hall
hidden by just such Hose
values.
Chestnut street aide, west of Main Aisle
The Laces at tumble.
prices seem to have struck
bottom. There was no gooe
reason for the tumble, bu
down they went like a house
of cards. Oriental, Medicis
lCluny, Florentine, and Tor
chon, away below the i'm
lport cost. Oi course they
won't stay down long. W.
snap up all we can get a
1.-THE broken prices. You gail
lby it. Here are some Orien
tai prices to Judge by
| 2 2 osh In, 7e'
~ 70 5 in., l0c.
| ~ TO 6]z in l5c.
The little price streak reache
Into some of the other sort
Normandy Val Net. 81 in. 8 patterns, IS,
Narrow Normandy VAL, az TO 4 In,
TO l5c.
Black Spanish Guipure Lsce,4 to ~ In
25c
Third circle, southwest OF centre.
| john WANAMAKR.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market stree
and City hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
w.LKFSSEVn % nvHTMKRA \ .

1OH 70 Eve -1 -
limo table In snec. May 18Th, 1881. 1rsss
$40 Wilmington tkreneh st-est) a. foliows
fsr leading, BirdgDofo, Joanna, Sprtng
osid, WsynesburE Junctisn, Manor, Potu
'Eie, IstHLqua, AlleEtovn, Lebanon, Wef
oet5vliie and all points On the Phnadelphii
.ad heading X. r., 100 .. N. and 9.Sb p. u
for Springfield, WGJnssbnrg Juno
NOE DosieEVille, Embresyille, LenApt
Gbs4d's FORD Shd D2PoDt's Eod interms
ItH ctinu %. Am. 80, and SIS D. n.
fot OgatetSille and internedthss points
- So ?. IN.
FOR dset Chester, GO Q. M. 2ts and As
p. NJ.
ktr Row Bridss and iptsrBedizte pointa
VIZ 2. u. and On Saturday, att 10 and ILL
y. L.
IN Sunday for HeAd;ns snd intsrmedist
Intern ed late point at q Id d. IN.
i, y. mcJAUhLAND, y. Il. hlBbAhD,
suDerintsndent }enSl Ynss. AK'i
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

Dr.. Waylsnd Hoyt, Of Philsdelphis
will address the Social Circle OF th
Second Baptist Church this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
q UaIO RAIL KOAD
SCHEDULE II ETFBOr. July q lss'
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Dspoe

sChkDULk II ETfBOr. July q 1851
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Dspoe
kA5T.BOUED:.
Yalta. Accommodation, daily 80. .s.lsA- d
rhiia. Accommodation. dsily .....i.eo A. n
Ph1lA. Accommodation, daily. ....Y.b A n
philA. Accommodation, daily .....lo.lo A.E
rhtlA. b Chester express, daily lila A n
Philh- Accommodation, daily .... Leo p. N,
PhiiA. Aeoommodstion, daily. ale p. n
Phil. Accommodation, daily....... SIC p. N
ehilA. Accommodation, daily, $50 p. Il
Phila. Accom-. daily, except sunday so pm
PhilR. h Uhester express, daily. I6e p. N
rhila- Accommodation, t.iiy,.....aoo p. n
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Ohlcsso Limited, daily ...........f.ts A II
hrr.veS Chicago $50 EeLs lacTninx.
Baltimore Accom- modAtioa, e1ily,
Cincinnati Limited, d&.!g........n-2s 70 A. n
Arr1ves Cincinnati f.<s 4. Is. st. Loua
t.D =. h. next cay.
Baltimore AceoIr n0cAtio1, ca;iy, 500 p. a
% icaso and St Lcuis Exp-eM,
sinysily ieccm z cistion, daily, I0p. n
fOk LAANDkHBER1, % a. n -t,unda!
only. lloo y. u. daily, except SUNDAY
l.c2 P. NJ, AID t.zs p. n. dsiiy.
Tan. isAys nerIe. Street station:
20! pAl!adelphis s.o9 a. a., daily exoep
sunday, 40 r. ID, daily. fo1 bAltmor'
ats r ID, daily. 10. LsndsLbcrg, ESQ sne
n.oe A. II. daily, excsp, sunday; 300 .. n
sunday only; 3.ss ard 6.26 p. C, daily.
Trains ior Tiiuingtop-Leayo PhilAdei
pnis 80 and e!0s. u. daily. ia =, u
1siiy, oIcept SuadAy; 1000, slo.4s .. N
aaily 70, $50, t.2s, 900, so, e.ao. aie
io.O9 :. y. daily.
Express teAipss
W. Ii. CLEMEETb, C.K. LURD.
Manager. 0en1 Pkss. AGea!
TeleDhona No. lg3.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
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